In Abu Dhabi, all school staff and children aged 16 and over must have had both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine to enter the school premises by August 20.
Children are not required to have had Covid-19 vaccines to travel. Instead most countries require children to have PCR tests 48 or 72 hours before they enter the country.
Children under the age of 12 are not required to show a negative PCR test on arrival in either Abu Dhabi or Dubai.
All Dubai pupils must declare their recent travel history by completing the Dubai Health Authority form online.
Pupils who have returned from travel abroad also require a negative PCR test with a 48-hour validity, in order to resume learning at school.
In Abu Dhabi, all school staff and children aged 16 and over must have had both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine to enter the school premises by August 20.
Children are not required to have had Covid-19 vaccines to travel. Instead most countries require children to have PCR tests 48 or 72 hours before they enter the country.
Children under the age of 12 are not required to show a negative PCR test on arrival in either Abu Dhabi or Dubai.
All Dubai pupils must declare their recent travel history by completing the Dubai Health Authority form online.
Pupils who have returned from travel abroad also require a negative PCR test with a 48-hour validity, in order to resume learning at school.
In Abu Dhabi, all school staff and children aged 16 and over must have had both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine to enter the school premises by August 20.
